Desperate to Star in a Feature Film, Sexy Model Ita Rahma Once Lost Hope in Pursuing Her Dreams

Kapanlagi.com - After a tiring journey in pioneering a career in the entertainment industry in the homeland, Ita Rahma apparently began to feel the results. Starting from being a model, acting in soap operas, being a commercial star, to singing, have been done by the woman born in Surabaya on March 26, 1993.

Among these various fields, Ita Rahma admits to really liking the world of acting. Fortunately, Ita has acted in several soap operas such as Cinta yang Hilang, Jodoh Wasiat Bapak, Ok Jek, and Suara Hati on Indosiar. However, she admits to dreaming of being able to play in a movie.

1. Gemari Kempo

"Being able to play in a movie is a different kind of pride. There's a feeling that I can't express," said Ita Rahma when met in the Kebayoran Baru area, South Jakarta recently.

In addition, to further support her desire, Ita Rahma, who admitted to being fond of martial arts, practices kempo. Becoming an artist has apparently been Ita Rahma's dream since she was a child, but the journey to achieve her dreams is certainly not easy, and she even felt desperate.

2. No Sufficient Words

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"Because in my opinion, there are no sufficient words in learning something, especially if we want to achieve what we have dreamed of in life," he said.

"I went for auditions here and there, but didn't pass, it became like everyday food, until I felt down and desperate, finally deciding to return to Solo," he continued.

3. Not Giving Up Immediately

Nevertheless, Ita Rahma did not give up immediately, with a stronger determination, she returned to Jakarta and fought again tirelessly by participating in auditions at various places. Slowly, Ita Rahma's career in the entertainment industry began to show.

"It's not easy, but we must be optimistic, pray, practice continuously, and never give up. Because hard work will never betray the results. And after going through a long process, it makes me more grateful for my current achievements," she concluded.

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